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Martin Landau dies - Moonbase Alpha, out.
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Space 1999 – TV where the Moon went “See Ya!” to Earth (and all logic).

Welcome to Space: 1999, the British-made, American-targeted 1970s sci-fi series that asked the bold question, “What happens when Earth’s moon

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Space: 1999 Vol. 01 by Andrew Smith, Anthony Terpiloff and Elizabeth Barrows (audio review).

‘Space: 1999’ was the show that made it ok to like Science Fiction on TV in the United Kingdom. It

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Flight of the Eagle: Eagle One Delta Five (Space 1999 short movie).
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Space: 1999 – but what about the music for this scifi TV series? (video).

Space:1999 has gained a devoted following as a classic piece of science fiction television, not least due to its compelling

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Martin Landau dies - Moonbase Alpha, out.
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Space 1999’s lost episode that could have offered closure (video).

Space: 1999, the British sci-fi series that aired from 1975 to 1977, remains a cult classic among fans. The series

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Martin Landau dies - Moonbase Alpha, out.
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UFO’s cancelled 2nd season stealth-morphed into Space 1999 (documentary).

Chris Dale delves into the classic British Gerry Anderson scifi TV series UFO and the reasons for its termination, as

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Space: 1999, the UK’s most expensive science fiction TV series. But was it also the best? (video)

Space: 1999 was the UK-made science fiction TV show that ran from 1975 to 1977. Set in the year 1999,

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Space 1999: the greatest UK science fiction TV series ever? (video).

Chris Dale takes us through the complete story of how Gerry Anderson’s UK science fiction TV series that was Space:

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Flight of the Eagle: Eagle One Delta Five (Space 1999 short movie).
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Flight of the Eagle: Eagle One Delta Five (Space 1999 short movie).

Here’s an incredibly well-made fan-produced short movie set in the Space 1999 universe. In many ways, it looks better than the

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Martin Landau dies - Moonbase Alpha, out.
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Martin Landau dies – Moonbase Alpha, out.

Space 1999 actor Martin Landau has died of old age at 89, it’s been announced by his publicist. He started

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Space 1999: The Complete Second Series Blu-ray (TV series Blu-ray review).

Having been ill with pneumonia and then a bad back, I was confined to bed for a little while so

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